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Russian metals producer Norilsk Nickel is gearing up to launch a loan with international banks, having already secured a large unsecured facility from Chinese banks this year. -
Singapore-based auto leasing company Ethoz Group is gauging appetite for a syndicated loan of up to S$120m ($89m).
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Appetite for the longer-dated tranche in Akbank’s refinancing was so low that the deal shrunk by more than two thirds and only received commitments in euros. The one year piece was about the same size, however.
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Four banks have launched a $250m syndicated loan for Taiwanese notebook casings maker Ju Teng International.
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Oil India is understood to have zeroed in on three banks to arrange new debt, following a request for proposals for a $650m loan with a $200m greenshoe option.
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